Liberty Seated Quarters (1838-1891)

Liberty Seated Quarters

The Liberty Seated design was added to the U.S. quarter in 1838. Designed by Christian Gobrecht, the obverse features Liberty seated on a rock and holding a pole with a slave cap atop it, while the reverse depicts an American eagle clutching arrows and an olive branch in its talons, symbolic of war and peace. There are seven different modified designs of the Liberty Seated quarter.

Collecting Coins From the U.S. Mint

Quarters

The Liberty Seated quarter, minted between 1838 and 1891, represents a significant chapter in American coinage, offering a glimpse into the nation's past. With its elegant design by Christian Gobrecht, this quarter reflects the artistry and ideals of its time, making it a prized piece for collectors.

For those who appreciate the historical context and design of the Liberty Seated quarters, expanding your collection to include other U.S. quarters can provide further insights into America's numismatic journey. From the Standing Liberty to the Washington quarters, each coin offers a unique window into a different era of American history, adding depth and variety to any collection.

Half Dollars

The Liberty Seated quarter was minted from 1838 until 1891. These quarters have classic designs and historical significance, serving as a precursor to some of the most iconic coins from the U.S. Mint. If you appreciate the artistry and historical value of Standing Liberty quarters, explore our wide selection of half dollars, which include timeless designs like the Barber and Walking Liberty half dollars. Each of these issues reflects the changing face of American coins, offering a glimpse into the past and adding rich historical context to any coin collection.